All Mallesons Pulse Posts - Page 127 of 213

Productivity Commission advocates change to compulsory licensing of patents

7 June 2013

By James Ellsmore

compulsory licensing, Crown use, Productivity Commission, patents, patent reform

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ALRC proposes “fair use” exception to copyright infringement

7 June 2013

By James Russell

As part of its Copyright and the Digital Economy inquiry, the ALRC proposes introduction of a US-style “fair use” exception to copyright infringement.

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Look-Alike Get Up – Can IP Whiteboard develop an objective method to test that most subjective of assessments?

6 June 2013

By Natalie Hickey

We've developed a scoring system to help assess look-alike packaging for legal risk. Check out our Scorecard and examples using Aldi as our 'base case'.

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Changing up: National Access Regime proposals

6 June 2013

By Christopher Murphy

The Productivity Commission has released a draft report recommending changes to the National Access Regime

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Prison firmly on the agenda for anti-competitive breaches

5 June 2013

By David Crino

The US DoJ is increasingly seeking, and securing, convictions of individuals or anti-competitive conduct, including prison terms

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The ACCC came knocking: AGL fined for door-to-door sales practices

4 June 2013

By Claire Bridge

The Federal Court in Melbourne has ordered AGL to pay penalties exceeding $1.5 million for illegal door-to-door sales practices.

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Access to mobile networks: ACCC preparing to make the call

3 June 2013

By Emily Gentle

The ACCC is publicly consulting on access to domestic mobile termination services, which provides for call connection between different mobile networks.

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